we have the details on the agreement that ended the port dispute. it's time to update your friend's phone numbers-- what changed early this morning... that will stop your calls from going through. a fire rips through one of the tallest buildings in the world... we'll see how everyone made it out alive. it's 7 a-m on this saturday morning, the 21st of february. good morning, i'm anne makovec. i'm mark kelly. (first weather) (first weather) new details this morning on the breakthrough to end the port it's quite a lovely morning. cool temperatures, though, all around the area.

48 degrees in san francisco. 52 in santa rosa. 44 degrees. we can see the dense fog hanging around some spots today and sunny and mild for most. later on this afternoon, big changes moving in for tomorrow. we'll have more details on your extended forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> new details on the break through to end the port dispute . joe vasquez tell us what it took to get things back in order. a breakthrough held by the secretary of labor. >> i said it was first and goal at the 8-yard line on tuesday. i'm happy to report they have crossed the goal line, but nobody is spiking the football because we know that there's still a lot of work to do in terms of restoring confidence and getting the ports up in order. >> the ports have been in a chaotic mess for much of the

nine months as dock workers engaged in tough negotiations slowed things to a crawl. >> how long will you go before temperature you go back to work. >> it was a long negotiation. we have a good contract. >> we have strong feelings about something, and what the parties recognized in the past few days is that principle compromise is noble. >> kpix5. >> and to give you some perspective. the port of oakland handles billions of cargo every year. this happened yesterday at 32nd and san pablo avenue. the driver of a gold car was street racing and crashed into two men crossing the street. one man was hurt and the second thrown into the bed of a pickup truck where he died. the victim was maurice

summerfield a father with young children. someone can't take into account that you can affect someone's life forever just because you want to have ten seconds of fun. you just took someone's life forever. >> driver took off. there were several witnesses when the crash happened. anybody with information is a asked to contact them. a red suv hit a mother and her toddler in san francisco. it happened yesterday. the two were on a bicycle. the crash sent her mom and daughter flying into the air. the mom has a broken leg. the child, bumps and bruises. no word if police cited the driver. >> a man and woman were trying to shoplift when for some reason a guy took off with an 18-month-old baby in the car

the baby was later found safe. a man tried to kidnap a 14- year-old girl. they say he resembles this sketch. she said the man he doesn't know tried to pull him into her car. she fought him off and ran for help. in san jose, two men were arrested in the murder of a security guard. juan hernandez and richard cruz now in the santa clara jail. 34-year-old was working at a nightclub next door. he tried to stop the thieves but somebody in the robbery getaway car shot him. officers say more arrests could be coming. happening today, an area code shuffle for thousands of bay area phone lines. kpix andrea -- tells us how it's out with one and in with

the 628. >> three little numbers but a big change for bay area calls. >> if i try to make a call, it won't go there. i don't understand what we have to change. we're used to 415. >> well, the reason is simple. not enough numbers in the 415 area code for the growing population. so the new numbers will get 628. there's been plenty of warnings by cell providers. >> i've gotten it twice. so did prepare me for this. i think i received one about a month ago. she's already changed 415 contacts in her cell, but as it becomes antique, some groups may be excited about the new digits. >> if we're expanding, 628 seems like a great area code too, at least for chinese people. we like that number. the 68 part is luck. >> if you're using a cell phone, just dial 415. if you're using a land line, you have to dial 1 and 415.

did you hear the raiders may be leaving oakland for southern california, carson, california, near l.a. this is what the stadium would look like. $1.7billion complex that would be the home for both the raiders and the san diego chargers, their big rival, but oakland city leaders are saying not so fast. they're not about to let the raiders head south so easy. >> this is a very complex deal. it can't get done in 30 days. >> now, here's an interesting note. no representatives from the raiders or the charges were at friday's stadium announcement both teams said they want to work out deals with their cities before going to l.a. the bay bridge is only getting worse. steel rods are rusting. some pay be cracking. they're supposed to be sealed but it turns out at least 34 of them are not. that means they're getting wet

with rainwater. >> we saw some corrosion product. we saw some evidence some damage on the surface. it's too soon to draw any conclusions. >> they say the bridge is safe and able to withstand a large earthquake. they plan to implode parts of the old bay bridge. here's how it would workal it would happen on the underwater peers. cal tran said they're meeting with regulators to talk about the process. they want to make sure marine life is protected. >> one of the world's tallest buildings called the marina torch caught fire, damaging several apartment units overnight. check out this cell phone video of the fire that started yesterday. three floors of the residential tower were damaged. some people were injured, but nothing serious, we're told. firefighters put out that fire before it could cause any more serious damage. >> acieser is lowering the cost

of hiv drugs m. insurers began changing their price structure for drugs last year. they moved drugs into a specialty drugs drugs category. that forces the patients to pay a portion of the cost. it increased the price of some hiv drugs from a $50 copay to is thousand dollars a month. kiezer mentioned they would be moving those drugs out of the specialty category. >> a federal judge in texas blocked a program that would allow -- the motion will also appeal the ruling to get the program restarted. and the feds are trying to sort out the mess with obama care. inaccurate information was sent out to 800,000 people.

the administration says those people should wait to file their taxes. they're trying to notify everybody by phone and e-mail. this deals with people who get a government subsidy. uber, making more money? a showroom on wheels.

well, the calendar says february, but it really doesn't feel like it. if you didn't know yet, it is official. this is the warmest winter on record in california. 93% of california is in a severe drought right now. and there's hardly any snow up in the mountains. time lapse video, this ski event had to be canceled. >> 75 cities shattered, low temperature on friday.

that means bitter cold there on the map. in new york city, it's so cold the hudson river has turned to ice. >> this aerial view of the city, some boats have gotten stuck in all that ice. down in kentucky, one guy has quite a bit of trouble shoveling snow. you can see him slipping and sliding, though. he posted -- he was exaggerating for the camera. we all do that sometimes. >> we don't have any of that around here. let's take a look at our weather today. here is a live shot of levi stadium. it looks like a good start to the weekend. mild temperatures, much cooler and breezy tomorrow. so we do have some changes on the way and sprinkles possible for the far south bay tomorrow. let's fly around the bay and take a look at some of the temperatures. we got a lot of low 60s and 67.

sunny veil, 68 today. cupertino, 78 degrees. as we slide over to the east bay. walnut creek at 67 today, 66 in danville. 67 in antioch and brentwood you. era going to get to 64 degrees. along the coast, a little cooler at 61. so, today, looking nice. tomorrow we're going to see changes move in with clouds further inland. 65 degrees, and that cooling trend is going to stay around as we head into the workweek. >> many san francisco police officers are expected to take the polar plunge at aquatic park. that's happening in san francisco today. the swim followed by a 5k walk is to support special olympics. now, you don't have to be a police officer to take part. the event start this is morning at 9:00 a.m. you're looking at a plunge from last month.

in the south bay, levi stadium will be taken over by ice hockey. the sharks and kings will square off in an outdoor matchup. fans will get there early. there will be plenty of festivities. melissa ethridge is scheduled to perform. there are 160,000 uber drivers in the united states, but as far as we know, only one of them has managed to turn their car into a six figure showroom. >> i love color. i love color. it's insane. i'm all about color. >> catch a ride with gavin escobar and you get plenty of color. >> when i'm driving i always find inspiration in san francisco. look at this view. >> but he's not just an uber driver. his true passion is his very own hand crafted jewelry. >> there's emeralds, diamonds, aqua marine. >> driving and jewelry design,

two very different careers until one day quite by accident those two worlds came crashing together. >> this is the first piece of jewelry i sold here. it's from this guy in nashville who was looking for a gift from his wife. from then on i was like, wow, i should be doing this all the time. >> so he started placing his work in strategic spots. >> i usually wear one piece, like a ring. then it elevated. i put something here and there. i put my portfolio in the back. i can see the different perspectives on how it would reflect and his work, twinkling in the sunlight gets people talking and asking questions. he never has to make a pitch. >> if it happens, it happens. if not, i'm still getting paid. all of this out of my camry. >> now, this is made out of two different kinds of mother of pearl. >> last year he drove this

business model well past the $200,000 mark. >> can you imagine, i already have a, quote/unquote, base salary when i drive and everything i make from jewelry is extra. >> if you couldn't tell, he's loving every single mile of it. >> i'm living the life that i want to live, you know. it's an awesome gig. i can't complain. >> in san francisco, kpix5. >> it's a great idea. he said his next goal is upgrading his showroom, and by that, it's buying a tesla. >> teens that are gay face problems. hear how this teen rose above and is helping others. plus, the bay area housing crisis, how one man has converted tiny spaces into

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he begins with the standard city parking space. >> there may be building methods that center on that and use it as a unit. that will open up a lot of possibilities. >> the former software project manager -- just like an erector set, it becomes an 8-foot cube, and when combined with another, it's outside a parking space. it's tiny modules. it's more of a concept than an actual product. he believes we need to rethink the home with a two-car garage and give people the affordable option of living small. >> why is there this crisis? i see all of this land. why are we talking about nowhere to build and no housing. >> it's the biggest obstacle to change. he would like to begin the conversation. he believes there would be plenty of room in the big city

if we're willing to downsize our idea of what house should be. in san francisco, john ramos, kpix5. >> can you see living in something like that. >> sure. we all need to downsize a little bit. mccormick's idea is a national finalist, focusing on urban innovation. >> he's asking for $40,000 to build a proto type of his design. the teenage years may be the toughest for someone who's gay or lesbian. a percentage of them attempt suicide around the age of 15. >> a student that almost hit the breaking point rose above. >> he has a lot to share with the social justice club at roselyn prep in santa rosa. >> it's not so much that's latino or comes from a low

income familiarly. he lives with seven others in their home, but his biggest challenge is that he's gay. >> it's hard at first because you just wish there would be someone else that is the same as you, but in this little hispanic community, there's not many gay people. >> it takes incredible courage. for him, it was coming from all sides. >> he was a freshman when a teenager in new york, jamie watermeyer committed suicide after being relentlessly bullied. >> they cornered me in the hallways and i could never escape it. >> he was an inspiration to me because i felt like i was like him, how he wanted to express himself and dance and do all these things that boys don't regularly do and how all these other people were so mean to him. >> when he found the courage to come out later that year, it was liberating, but he could also feel people judging him.

>> when he first came here, many people laughed at him. >> the isolation eventually got to him. >> all these ideas that society has put in my mind that gay people are bad and that they should go to hell and that they don't belong here, they just drove me to the point where i was like, maybe they're right. >> he considered suicide. >> my thoughts just got the best of me. and i just got the rope and tied it. i was ready to just go. but thankfully i talked myself out of it. >> last year, another teenager, transgender lila alcorn, killed herself. her parents disapproved of her. >> at the end of her suicide note, she wrote that she wishes her death can mean something. after reading that, i feel like it's my turn to make that

change. i'm not going to sit here and watch all these people just die. >> i'm not comfortable with it. >> so he speaks out. >> i want to be seen as an equal. >> he chose to value himself enough and not let people shame him into being something he's not. >> he's the first in his family to go to college. >> he won't be able to go to college without financial aid. if you would like to help students like him, go to kpix.com. a massive fire at the torch tower. it's one of the tallest buildings in the world, it went up in flames. and what would you give to follow your dream? meet the bay area woman who's now a finalist for a one way ticket to mars. >> take a look at san francisco. the bay, it looks pretty sunny, but there is fog out there this

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7:30. it's a cool start to the morning. we've seen a lot of fog. take a live look right now from

our roof cam at the bay bridge. you couldn't see any of it half an hour ago. temperatures are 43 in san francisco and san jose 45 degrees. so we're going to see this dense fog sticking around for the next few hours, sunny and mild in the afternoon today and big changes in store for tomorrow. a closer look at your 7-day forecast, coming up in a few minutes. >> new details on the breakthrough to end the port dispute. kpix5 joe vasquez tells us what it took to get the industry back to work. >> we saw hugs and pats on the back in the negotiating room. a breakthrough helped by the week long presence of the united states secretary of labor. >> i told them that it was first and goal at the 8-yard line on tuesday. and i'm happy to report they have crossed the goal line, but

nobody is spiking the football because we know that there's still a lot of work to do in terms of restoring confidence and getting the ports up in order. >> the ports have been in a chaotic mess for much of the nine months. as they engaged in tough negotiations, business at all the west coast ports slowed to a crawl, costing companies millions of dollars. >> how quickly will you go back to work? >> we'll go back immediately. everybody is working. >> it was a long negotiation. we have a good, fair contract for the next five years. >> we've all been in situations where we have strong feelings about something. and what the parties recognize in these past few days is that principal compromise is noble. >> joe vasquez, kpix5. >> the port of oakland alone handles more than $40 billion worth of cargo every single year. well, oakland police are looking for a driver that struck and killed a father while street racing. police say the driver of this

cold car crashed into two men crossing the street. one was hurt, the second thrown into the bed of this pickup truck where he died. the victim was maurice summerfield, a father with young kids. karol johnson runs the moore foundation. she spoke with the victim just half an hour before the crash. >> he gave us a donation, and he said, it's not much, but it's just the thought that counts. >> well, the driver of the speeding car jumped out and took off. investigators say there were several witnesses when the crash happened. they're asking anyone with information to give them a call. >> it's not just fans in vague and oakland, raising a stink about the teen's plans the to build and share a stadium in los angeles. jeff lind reports the proposed location is a former land fill. >> long time carson resident ruby spencer has not made up here mind about the prospect of an nfl stadium being built on this landfill just a few blocks

from the freeway. >> it would bring additional revenue, of course, along with that comes the additional traffic. >> john deere says he doesn't think traffic would be an issue because professional football is mostly played on sundays when traffic is not as dense as the work week. he says the nearly $2 billion plan includes road fixes. >> give me an example. an off ramp that has one lane now, he may end up with two or three lanes. >> when the traffic is heavy or light, some people say driving through this area is already challenging. >> i don't know exactly what it smells like, but it doesn't smell good. >> long time residents believe the culprit behind the smell may be this nursery where these huge mounds of mull, are produced. >> i don't remember smelling it prior to that nursery being built. >> the nursery sits across the street from the landfall. >> it's been cleaned and kept. >> it's been cleaned to such a

level that california department of toxic substances has allowed for the construction of new homes. >> tomorrow on kpix5, we're going to have a member of the oakland coliseum authority live in studio to talk about the push to keep the oakland raiders here. that group is really under pressure. now, join us tomorrow at 7:30. now to the south bay levi stadium. it will be taken over by ice hockey later today. the san jose sharks and the los angeles kings will square off in an outdoor matchup. fans will want to get there early. there will be plenty of festivities before the game gets going. grammy award-winning artist melissa ethridge is both scheduled to perform. the area code 415 is gone. the switch to a new 628 area code began. this will effect any new phone numbers issued for the san francisco area. if you currently have a 415

number, it will not change. people trying to call you will just have to dial a 1 before calling from a land line. >> bay area home sale numbers in january are out. sales are at the lowest level in seven years. sales fell by 5.5%. that's not a big surprise. home sales tend to cool off during these winter months, but at the same time, the median home price went up. it's now $572,000. that's a 9% increase from january 2014. new this morning, medical instruments are being blamed for spreading a super bug that led to two deaths at the ucla medical center. it's an endoscope commonly used for procedures on the gallbladder and pancreas. because of the complex design of the instrument, they still carried the deadly bacteria, even after disinfecting

guidelines were followed. patients were infected between october and february. ashton carter is in kabul. he replaced chuck hagel as secretary of defense. he says he wants to better understand america's role in afghanistan. he plans to meet with that country's president today. carter will spend time with more american service members in kandahar before leaving for kuwait tomorrow. >> one of the world's tallest buildings caught fire damaging several apartment units. check out this cell phone video of the fire that started yesterday. three floors of the 86 story residential tower damaged. some people suffered minor injuries. >> a bay area woman is one step closer to winning a trip to the red planet. the catch, it's only one way. we talked to her about the historic mission to mars. >> it's a mission that's literally out of this world. winning a trip of a lifetime to mars. >> if moment you got the -- the

moment you got the word, what was your first reaction? >> i cried. i was super excited. >> she's one of 100 finalists who could leave earth forever in 2024. they've been chosen from 200,000 applicants around the world to be a part of the mars 1 project. the nonprofit plans to send humans to mars using today's technology. >> why leave earth? >> why not leave earth? >> there's so much more to explore and see within your own solar system. >> she works in research and development at a pharmaceutical company in san francisco. she's been preparing to be a marshens. >> people say this is suicidal. >> it's suicidal to get on the

bay bridge every morning. there's crazy drivers in the bay area. >> she says the risk is worth it. it will be hard to say good-bye to friends and family. >> to leave that all behind to go to another planet to open more doors for human beings, i mean, that's a lot to sacrifice, but i'm willing to do that because i truly believe in this project. >> kpix5. and a tech worker in san mateo county is also in the running. they want to shoot a reality tv style competition show. >> would you do it? >> is this real? absolutely not. would you? >> no. i heard about this earlier in the week. and i had a nightmare that i was supposed to go. i was not feeling good about it. >> some people may want to send you to mars. we'll keep you here, though. >> for women trying to clear out their closet, there's an app that trade your clothes 4th

quarter new ones. it's like a consignment store. you can scroll through items people are selling while also posting items you want to sell. so one user said she made $8,000 selling her gently used clothes. >> in fashion, it's really hard to say you're going to get the money back that you spent on the item. i've made a nice chunk of change. it's a side business for me. >> and luxury brands like michael kors and coach can be found on posh mark. it lets you chat with other users. you can ask them about the items they are posting for sale. cool. >> well, it's like having a dog without the commitment or peeing on the floor and running your turnure. the concept allows you to borrow a pet. >> this is a story you can really sink your teeth into. if you need a dog fix, you would be barking up the right tree. >> i left behind my senior dog. i was devastated to leave her.

>> when sally arrived here from england, she went immediately to muttville senior dog rescue. she has a dog whenever she wants now. >> we have a wonderful volunteer group that comes in each and every day to help take care of the dogs, take them on walks and help them feel happy, safe, and comfortable. >> there's just too many dogs and not enough humans to walk them. >> i'm in a current situation where i can't have a dog. so i figuric come don here and have 30 of them. >> he volunteers, everything down to washing blankets. >> they don't need someone that's -- just take them for a walk. >> you're meeting her tomorrow at 11:00. bring a dog. >> don't think about renting a dog to meet chicks and dudes. you have to take a class. >> there are people that are part ostomateville community. so you don't have to go too far. >> they have plenty of dogs.

humans is what they need. once you rent, you're going to want to buy. >> there's a lot of foster programs out there. you don't need a lot of commitment for it. we're going to meet two dogs that are live in the studio and standing by. meantime, warming hearts with warm meals. how they have become more than helping hands. and sea lions washing up

(mom) when our little girl was born we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the 2015 subaru forester (girl) what? (announcer) built to be there for your family. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. they provide heels and a whole not -- meals and a whole lot more. elizabeth cook has a very caring connection in the north bay. >> oh, look, another tray. to make lunch and dinner for 60 people every day, you need a

well oiled assembly line. >> well, you push up your sleeves and think, well, we're going to do it again. >> on the menu today, an italian meet loaf roll, waldorf salad, and cake. >> a little chocolate cake with pink frosting. >> volunteering is supposed to be fun. if it isn't, don't do it. >> oh, that's right. >> every single day for over 20 years, sue holman and susan weeks have been preparing food for people who can't do it themselves. and delivering it through meals on wheels. >> this is just one refrigerator filled with tons of bread and pastries there. 's many more where that came from. now, a lot of this comes from private donations. people donate money in the community, but a lot of this food really comes out of their own pockets. >> and the other one? >> on an average day, these two women cook and help deliver nutritious food to five dozen

homebound people in sonoma. they provide nourishment and human contact. and they don't get a dime. >> if we can get them -- it's a very important first step to help. she used to vote tier with meals on wheels. >> well, today i'm not going to eat the cake. then every day i say, well, just a little piece. >> these two women volunteer more than 40 hours a week. their goal is for their communities to eventually be strong enough to go it alone. >> nothing makes us happier than somebody calling us and saying after two or three months, i can do it on my own now, but thank you so much. >> how are you. >> for warming the hearts and stomachs, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to sue holman and susan weeks. >> elizabeth cook, kpix5. >> meals on wheels does not

receive government funding. if clients can afford it, they pay $3.50 a day to receive three meals a day. you can connect with sue and susan using the link in our story. it's posted at kpix.com. all right. let's take a look at your saturday morning forecast for today. here is a live shot at the golden gate bridge bridge. the sun is out, and it's clear here, we do have some patchy dense fog in some parts of the bay area waking thumb morning. sunshine for the most part today. mild temperatures. much cooler and breezy as we head on into tomorrow. and we do have sprinkles possible for the south bay too. let's fly around the bay area and take a look at some of the temperatures. 68 in santa clara. 66 for you in fremont. as we slide on over to the east bay, antioch, 67 degrees. 66 in danville.

66 in dublin. 69 degrees in vallejo today. >> a cooler 61 in daily city. as we head to the north bay, a lot of high 60s. we have 70 in sonoma. so today looking good, but tomorrow, cooler, breezier, and temperatures are going to stay cool to mild as we head into the work week. by friday, we're going to see increasing clouds start to roll in with a possibility of rain next weekend. >> this has not been a good year for sea lion pups. a lot of them are starving. it is all about warmer than normal ocean water. >> starving baby sea lions are showing up all along the coast. now, scientists think they may know why. water that's up to 8 degrees warmer than normal in some spots. >> and this warm water pocket is stretching all the way from alaska down to baja mexico. >> this warm water affects the

fish their mother's use and without nutrition themselves, moms have a hard time nursing the pups. >> the first disperse and go to different places because the warm water pushes them to different areas. >> now 550 california sea lions are being treated in rescue facilities across the state. the marine ma'amal center has nearly 200 of them. and more are coming in every day. >> at what point will you reach capacity at the current rate of bringing animals in. >> i don't see us hitting capacity anytime soon. we're going to be able to release animals soon. >> there's a blend force fed to pups too young to eat fish and too young to be without their mothers. it's a tough job. >> a lot of them are still dying. too far gone. they're babies, underweight, and the vets are doing the best they can. most of them survive and return to the wild.

>> while the ma'amal center is holding its own, caring for all these sea lions, they're bracing for the annual struggling elephant seal pups that could arrive as early has next week. >> the marine ma'amal center says it costs a dollar a pound for food to feed those pups, and they eat a lot. coming up, we have a couple of cute little dogs up for adoption there. 's a hive look at them right now. we're going to meet them, coming up next. good morning, everybody. what do i have for you this saturday morning? wait until you see it. this game with the spurs and warriors, greatly anticipated. and what a kickoff to the 2nd half of the season. don't move. and here's a live look at dublin this morning, beautiful saturday, but you can see the low fog hanging out in the distance. we'll have your full forecast coming up. we'll be right back.

hey, good morning, everybody. i know the warriors are 43-9. i know they can shoot lights out and just hit anything. they've got all sill door going right in motion. everything on point. what really legitimizes the team is if they can beat the the san antonio spurs. the champs are in town. give the uniforms a stair town. shooting 60% from the floor. outscored him 25-two. it's a turnover. look behind the back. look at that. warriors had runs of 27-9. 11 and 0 to end the third. 1:10 to 99 and finally beat the

san antonio spurs. tasting the ice at levi stadium. this is a big game, a nice new venue and it's really cool, but at its core, warriors given, they tier stars. kings are breathing right down their neck. that's the bottom line for this game tonight at 7:00 ice is different. the views are different. i think it's a special event that we get to be a part of, but, you know, at the end of the day, you still have to hit the two. >> tell you what, the stadium is really going to be done. 7:00 is when the puck will drop

and, again, it's more than a speck 8:00. this is a true-blue game at levie stadium. that will do it. i will see you later on. >> all right. now, let's check out these guys. this is may. she's about 1--year-old. >> tell us about these. >> don't they look alike? >> not at all. >> sister from another mister. >> these two were found at a sheller. they were so bonded, you know, i guess after traumatic experience like that, you bond with somebody. >> not only one traumatic experience but two. being in a hoarder's house and suddenly you find yourself in a sheller cage. so they hung onto each other. >> they're best friends. we're really trying to adopt them to together. maggie and may, it flows. sounds good. >> tell us about their permanents. >> maggie is a little older.

may is 1. maggie is about 2-3. she's like the ring leader of the two. so she's a little more outgoing, but may is a little quieter. takes her longer to warm up, but once she does, she's the sweetest thing ever. >> they play and entertain each other. is it more difficult. you guys, 2-1. they will entertain each other. you think it's more work, but it's really not ! >> they're trying to hang out with each other. >> exactly. and you have kind of a ready- made family. >> yeah. >> i like it. britney with maddy's fund and maggie and may, if you want to find out how to adopt them, go to our website. you can find out more about the

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welcome back. let's take a last look at your saturday forecast for you today. here's a live shot at levi stadium. it's clear, but we have patchy fog in parts of the bay area this morning. we have the kings versus sharks saturday. 7:00 tonight, levi stadium. mostly clear for that game. 60 degrees looking good. here's the highs for today. 68 in redwood city. 69 in vallejo. north bay, 67. today, looking good. tomorrow a little cooler and breezy. by friday we're going to start to see clouds rolling in. ann, would you believe it, there's a chance of showers for next weekend. we're looking at it. >> we could use any drop we can get. join us at 7:30 a.m. in the meantime, enjoy your saturday.

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